Displays & Signs

Client: Roman Adhesives Inc., Calumet City, Ill.
Product Promoted: Border-Ease all-in-one applicator for borders
Objective: To display the product neatly and to show product application. The display header highlights how easy it is to use this product.
Introduction: November 1997
Construction/Materials: Corrugated with laminated die-cut header and self-adhesive label
P-O-P Company: Batavia Containers, Batavia, Ill.

Wunderman Cato Johnson
Taco Bell

USG Corp.
United States Gypsum Corp.

Products: Mamiya 7, 645, RZ65 and RB65 professional camera systems
Number of displays: 400
P-O-P company: Henschel-Steinau Inc., Englewood, N.J.
Distribution: High-end camera stores nationwide
Introduction: June 1998
Duration: Permanent
Construction: Brushed gun metal acrylic; atttached acrylic lettering; textured, vacuum-formed plastic insert
This unit is unique because one outer shell and two interchangeable inserts accommodate a total of four cameras and eight lenses for Mamiya America Corp.

Display Design & Sales Co.
PGM Products LLC

Design Display Group Inc.
Reiser and Reiser Advertising/Marketing
Comments: Using a leather-look material, this vacuum-formed display had the realistic appearance of an automobile console. This helped establish the idea that this product was designed specifically for use in cars.

Trans World Marketing
The Timberland Co.
Comments: The purpose of this full-line merchandising fixture was to gain placement in non-traditional venues such as luggage stores for this well-known shoe company's travel gear. The wood headers and raw metal structure communicate the outdoor nature of the brand. Casters allow for mobility within the store.

J. Brown/LMC Group
Austin, Nichols & Co.